Mixed-Finance Development

Mixed-Finance is the model made familiar through the US Department of Housing and Urban Development’s federal HOPE VI program. It can transform an entire public housing development and the surrounding neighborhood through an array of financing sources including public housing capital funds, other public resources from state and local governments and federal low-income housing tax credits that generate private investment equity. Boston Housing Authority (BHA) has completed over three-quarters of billion dollars in mixed-finance public housing redevelopment projects over the past 15 years, producing more than 2,300 units of housing.
 

BHA is currently redeveloping the following sites:

• 34 East Springfield

• Amory Street

• Bunker Hill

• Eva White

• Faneuil Gardens

• Mary Ellen McCormack

• Mildred C. Hailey

• Old Colony 

• Whittier Choice Neighborhood Initiative

• Scattered-site

BHA has redeveloped the sites below through mixed-finance redevelopment.

• Franklin Hill

• JJ Carroll

• Lenox/Camden

• Maverick Landing

• Mission Main

• Orchard Gardens

• Orient Heights

• Washington Beech

• West Broadway Homes

• West Newton